By Alfred Uhry
Directed by David Brown
September 1-4 & 8-11, 2016
Thursday-Saturday: 8 pm
Sundays: 3 pm
$20 adults
$15 student/senior/military
The place is Georgia in 1948. Daisy Werthen, a sharp-tongued 72-year-old Jewish widow has just demolished another car. Her son Boulie informs her that she can no longer drive herself but must rely on a chauffeur to drive her to the Piggly Wiggly. He hires an unemployed black man named Hoke. Daisy regards Hoke with disdain, and he is not impressed by her patronizing tone and her latent racism. Despite their mutual differences, the two grow ever closer and more dependent on each other. In a relationship that spans 25 years they come to realize that they have more in common than they ever imagined.
Directed by David Brown
September 1-4 & 8-11, 2016
Thursday-Saturday: 8 pm
Sundays: 3 pm
$20 adults
$15 student/senior/military
The place is Georgia in 1948. Daisy Werthen, a sharp-tongued 72-year-old Jewish widow has just demolished another car. Her son Boulie informs her that she can no longer drive herself but must rely on a chauffeur to drive her to the Piggly Wiggly. He hires an unemployed black man named Hoke. Daisy regards Hoke with disdain, and he is not impressed by her patronizing tone and her latent racism. Despite their mutual differences, the two grow ever closer and more dependent on each other. In a relationship that spans 25 years they come to realize that they have more in common than they ever imagined.
